There's no smoke without fire, mud sticks, theres usually a glimmer of truth in urban legends --- and you missed out Yorkshire men!Whatsisname wrote:In defence of the Scots, (and the Welsh too) his sidecar's on the "driving on the right" side. Isn't it sad that we all asssumed he had an unnatural relationship with his passenger?
gn2 wrote:When the mine closed Taffy was glad of the work in the rather specialist Welsh adult entertainment industry, at least he hadn't suffered the ignominy of becoming a journalist at MCN like his brother.
The New Zealanders drive/ride on the left like the UK... didn't someone say it was a 'ride on the right' bike due to the side-car?poldark wrote:gn2 wrote:When the mine closed Taffy was glad of the work in the rather specialist Welsh adult entertainment industry, at least he hadn't suffered the ignominy of becoming a journalist at MCN like his brother.
The photo actually comes from New Zealand, but I didn't want that to spoil the Welsh jokes.
JohnR93 wrote:There's no smoke without fire, mud sticks, theres usually a glimmer of truth in urban legends --- and you missed out Yorkshire men!Whatsisname wrote:In defence of the Scots, (and the Welsh too) his sidecar's on the "driving on the right" side. Isn't it sad that we all asssumed he had an unnatural relationship with his passenger?
Zed wrote:Isn't this a pic of Mottza?
"Gee-by-gum, we'll 'ave none of dat gravy on pie 'n mash, liquor only!"
